How to generate clean, more vectore-like images with straight lines?

[.367118080e06]

Hi,
I want to ask you for help in getting more acurate images.
I try to use Adobe Firefly to generate images that would resemble those created in Illustrator, so:

• straight lines or curves but with fixed width;
  Right now they are twisted or folded, with various line width.
•  more clean look;
  Right now lines are brushy or blurish. They look like thin threads.

Image in general is more deamy-like, less formal.

I attach both images from Adobe firefly and the one I tried to replicate. It's only an example, for the sake of finding out what I type wrong in my prompts or what settings I should use.
Description used:
"Zoomed african continent in left side of the picture. The african continent is presented as a system of joined digitalized nodes connected by dense network of straight lines of same thickness. Blue cyan colors., informatic, technological and elegant look"
Settings: graphic, isometric, vector, zoom

    

[Monika Gause]

Maybe just buy these images as clip art. Would all in all probably be cheaper than trying to generate them. 

[.367118080e06]

You're entirely missing the point.
My goal is not to replicate those images, those above are only en example. My goal is to find out how to create something visually similar to vector-like images.
I may have an idea to create something that is not in any base - unsplash, adobe, name it. I can waste hours trying to look for it and e.g. find out it's nowhere or in one base I don't have subspriction.  So I should either:
- do it myself in illustrator;
- learn how to properly type prompts;

For some arts it's just quicker to do prompts, the question is how and if it's even possible to achieve what I wrote.

[Dave Gustafson]

Hey!

I took a shot at it. I have to head to bed, but I want to try and help you.

I first tried to organize your prompt, I did this quickly, but hopefully, it will start you down a better path.

Zoomed African continent in the left side of the picture. The African continent is presented as a system of "joined digitalized nodes connected by a dense network of straight lines of the same thickness". ; Blue cyan colors, informatic, technological and elegant look

Notice I used " " to indicate more attention and the use of  " ; " which breaks up the prompt to make it more readable by Firefly.

Now these are the images generated, as I previously stated this is super quick, but I used your original image and placed it in the structure reference and the style reference in the left menu at full power, slider all the way right.

 

 

 

I used : Art , Flat Design, Graphic, Vector look, Isometric combinations of those.

I wish I could spend more time to help you, but hopefully it helps in some way!

Cheers

Link for you to play with: https://firefly.adobe.com/public/t2i?id=urn%3Aaaid%3Asc%3AUS%3Acd0ee6ef-cffa-4e33-bf19-0cb290a94300&...

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

@Dave Gustafson thats some impressive results!

[Dave Gustafson]

LOL oh, thank you! The lack of sleep does wonders!

[.367118080e06]

Very good results, thanks for tips! Still there are some, let's call them, glitches in image but it looks way better than what I did and is something you can further develope on.
One question though, you mentioned of using phrase "to indicate more attention and the use of  " but I can't see it in your prompt. Where do you suggest to use it?

[Dave Gustafson]

I used it to focus more on "joined digitalized nodes connected by a dense network of straight lines of the same thickness" instead of the complete prompt.

That might be why the generations are closer to what you seek. Yes, you are correct they aren't perfect. I foresee this getting better in future generations of Firefly.

Cheers! 

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

@.367118080e06 You could use those examples as Style Reference when generating. Then apply some themes, styles to help.

This was a quick demo "Line art drawing of earth with North America" using one of the images as a style reference and then the line drawing and geometric patterns styles.